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In the instructions in the i134 form it says to get an employment letter saying when I started working, how much my salary is and if temporary or permanent. My work gave me the letter but did not state my salary. Will this be a problem during the fiancé visa interview or does my work need to send me another letter stating my salary?

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new letter..this time make sure to write in a piece of paper what do you what your employer to write in the letter..such a company letter head, your complete name, annual salary and etc. goodluck :thumbs:

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Kenya
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Please provide the exact letter they requested. Good luck!

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Per I-134 instruction:

Statement(s)of your employer on business stationery showing:

[*]Date and nature of employment

[*]Salary paid and

[*]Whether the position is temporary or permanent

So if missing one item out of 3 then you'll need to request another one with all required information.

Good luck!

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: China
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I actually took the instruction page from the I-134 instructions to my employers, so they knew exactly what to write.

I did the same, and was pleased with the outcome. :star:

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That's what I was afraid of. My fiancé's interview is tomorrow, but we just noticed my employer didn't include the annual salary on there and they aren't in the office anymore to give me a new one until the interview is over already. I did have the other requested documents like letter from bank, recent paystubs and tax return from the last 2 years. I hope that is enough to prove I have enough income to support my fiancé.

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